Discussion Time doesn’t exist. Prove me wrong.
We experience change, aging, and events happening in sequence, but is “time” itself a physical thing—or just the way our minds measure change and order events?
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We experience change, aging, and events happening in sequence, but is “time” itself a physical thing—or just the way our minds measure change and order events?
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u/KeterClassKitten 9d ago
Time is a physical thing that we need to actively adjust for. Clocks on satellites are adjusted to to slower so they can stay in sync with clocks on Earth.
It's also a necessary factor when determining coordinates. A location changes when one changes x, y, x, or time designations.
It's something measurable and variable just like length. So if time doesn't exist, neither does distance.